– I fear this train has already left the station, but it would be nice if we all agreed what we are talking about when discussing kveik.<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n – What do you do after you have brewed with home made malt and had a go at chicha de muko? Make sake,<\/a> if you are Ed Wray, and even if you have to use risotto rice.<\/p>\n – Once you get past the reality that Bill Coveleski even has a favorite Rush song, the Victory Brewing co-founder makes a powerful argument for “fortifying at home.”<\/a> – Friday I dropped a story into Pocket headlined “No more free passes: Not every new craft brewery is good and we need to admit it.” And Saturday it was replaced by an “Ooops… Error 404” message<\/a>. When it was there it began, “We need to talk about an elephant in the room: newly-opened craft breweries putting out subpar beer.” Apparently somebody did not want to talk about the elephant in the room.” (It took a couple of days, but the ooops link now takes readers to the story.)<\/p>\n – But beer as well. You can\u2019t appreciate wine without getting (at least a little bit) drunk<\/a>. I cannot resist passing along these three sentences: “I judged a beer competition recently where I tried over a hundred beers and didn\u2019t spit once. Which is perhaps why you rarely meet a thin beer writer. Can it be a coincidence that beer and whisky are seen as fun and unpretentious whereas wine still suffers from accusations of snobbery?”<\/p>\n – Jamie Goode on why critisim matters<\/a> (in this case wine). But how much of what shows up online, praising or panning any particular beer, is “just opinion” and how much expert opinion?<\/p>\n – Maybe a wheel is not the best format<\/a> for visualizing aroma and\/or flavor.<\/p>\n – Climate change<\/a> and the olive harvest. The heat wave which messed with hops did not discrimate.<\/p>\n The Beer Nut made my GIF better.<\/p>\n pic.twitter.com\/V5FQemDAKB<\/a><\/p>\n — The Beer Nut (@thebeernut) October 25, 2017<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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NOT BEER<\/h5>\n
FROM TWITTER<\/h5>\n
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